E, aspirating bronchoscope made in all the foregoing sizes, and in a special size, 5 mm.
The author's protected-aperture endoscopic aspirating tube for aspiration of pharyngeal secretions during direct laryngoscopy and endotracheobronchial secretions at bronchoscopy, also for draining retropharyngeal abscesses.
In other cases, theaspirating bronchoscope with side drainage canal (Fig.
In such cases instead of inserting a bronchoscope the aspirating tube (Fig.
In most cases, however, secretions can be brought up through an aspirating tube, connected to a bronchoscopic aspirating syringe (Fig.
Such aspirating tubes, however, are not so safe to use as the protected, double aperture tubes.
The laryngoscopes are obtainable with drainage canals, but for most purposes the independentaspirating tube shown above is more satisfactory.
In many cases it is a life-saving procedure to insert a sterile long malleable aspirating tube to remove secretions from the lower air-passages.
The author's malleable tracheotomic aspirating tube for removal of secretions, exudates, crusts, etc.
The aspirating bronchoscopes should be used whenever their very slight additional area of cross-section is unobjectionable.
If the aspiratingtube becomes clogged by solid food, the method of swab aspiration mentioned under bronchoscopy will succeed.
In the Bronchoscopic Clinic many children have been kept alive for days, and their lives finally saved by aspiration of thick, tough, sometimes clotted and crusted secretions, with the aspirating tube (Fig.
The aspirating canal keeps a clear field while searching for the drain.
Aspirating needles and all necessary equipment must be in readiness (sterile and wrapped in aseptic cotton or gauze) so that no delay will occur from this cause when the operation has been started.
In addition to aspirating synovia, the introduction of equal parts of alcohol and tincture of iodin into the theca is necessary.
The sterile aspirating needle is pushed through the tissues and into the capsule with a sudden thrust.
The left side of the chest was dull throughout; an aspirating needle was introduced, and a pint of very dark liquid blood drawn off.
An aspiratingneedle was introduced, and 16 ounces of pus were drawn off.
This (which is also called the Weiss pump), as well as other forms of stomach-pump, consists in principle simply of an aspirating syringe having at its anterior extremity two openings communicating with the barrel of the syringe.
The trocar or aspirating tube may pass between the convolutions and no escape of gas take place, or it may be followed by fecal extravasation into the peritoneal cavity.
The bdellometer consisted of a glass bell with two protruding tubes, one perpendicular for performing scarification, and the other oblique, for attaching the aspirating pump.
This propensity is seen in the aspirating of consonants in Gaelic words, which have an evident affinity to words in other languages, where the same consonants are not so aspirated.
The changes on the beginning are made by aspiratingan initial consonant.
The aspirating of a consonant has been {11} usually marked, in the Irish dialect, by a dot over the letter aspirated; in the Scottish dialect by writing h after it.
In Scotland it is still pronounced, in most situations, ged, without aspirating the d at all.
The changes on the beginning of nouns are made by aspirating an initial consonant; that is, writing h after it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aspirating" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
